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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1933
Page
4
Red Cross flour allotments in Elyria will end soon as Washington reports only one more shipment remains. The local chapter cannot take new applications and may trim current recipients. About 32,000 sacks have been distributed. cooperation is urged to stretch remaining supplies for bread use.
Detroit March 13 The Clearing House Association abandoned plans to issue 26 million dollars in counterfeit scrip after discovery of the alleged plot. The plan to place the scrip in circulation was halted and the association secured consent to release a second five percent of cash on deposit in banks.
A report states that more than half of Japan’s cultivated acreage is devoted to rice production. It highlights the agricultural emphasis on rice in the national economy and land use.
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder with a new French process promising a healthy glow. It claims smooth application, long wear, and wrinkle reduction without shine. Priced at 5vc and 81.00 tax free.
Debate outlines pros and cons of a sales tax in Ohio. Proponents argue it broadens taxation, relieves real estate taxes, and is easy to collect with revenue allocated to counties for bonds. Critics warn it harms retailers, raises prices, and could worsen unemployment while not achieving true tax relief.
The Elyrian Chamber of Commerce urged residents to use caution when buying from unknown house to house salesmen. It advised callers to verify merchandise, inspect items before paying, and to contact the chamber beforehand to confirm the seller’s reliability.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt says banks will reopen gradually with Federal Reserve system support. Federal Reserve banks and others proceed first in some cities. broader reopenings follow as sound banks are certified.
Sixteen members of the Wellington Methodist church and Rev. Paul Carter conducted a Sunday vesper at the Fair View Sanitarium. The program featured a violin solo by Wilda Abbott, piano solo by Opal Turner, a trio, an address titled Growing Colors by Rev. Carter, and a humorous sketch by Russell Buck and Paul Gray.
Mrs. Eber Vincent attended the Pass Noble Grands meeting of the Rebekah Lodge of Oberlin held at Mrs. Anna Slater's home on Hollywood avenue Thursday evening.
The Sunday School group from the Congregational church will meet Tuesday evening at Mr and Mrs Roy McCormack home for a backward party. Guests are asked to dress in backward attire and enter the home walking backward as part of the themed event.
Two hundred fifty Wellington school children from grades one to six will perform The Rainbow Dance at the Opera House Friday evening under Miss Martha Rutledge. The show unfolds a song filled tale of spring’s awakening through schoolchildren’s voices.
Homer Barbe, teacher of Manual Training, will start his night class Thursday evening at 7 15. The class is open to all men not in school and no tuition will be charged. Members of the class are to furnish the material for their own work. Many men, now unemployed, have asked for an opportunity to study.
Two musical teas were hosted at 144 Forest Street by Treva Hawk Hill for piano students Friday and Sunday afternoons. The list includes June Mix Merie Baumgardner Mary Jane Brouse Janis Preston Henry Gullia Anna Busweil Harold Brenner Homer Johns Jean Louise Arnold Leland Martin Anna Belle Hales Laura May Johns Allen Dudley Carmen Guilia Esther Sooy Marjorie Falls Gladys Burge Ruth Eaton Doris Babel Adelbert Knapp Betty Jean Page Vivian Martin Mildred Brenner Margery Shields Wilda Abbott.
The Maranatha Class of the Baptist church met Thursday evening at the home of teacher Mrs. Floyd Scoville. Games and contests provided amusement while a girl vs boy debate sparked merriment. Refreshments were served after the social hour. Miss Ethel Clinesmith led devotionals and Miss Florence Brewer presided over the business session with twelve members present.
Members of the YWCA plan a supper at the Grange hall in two weeks. At the Thursday meeting in the Methodist church parlors members gave a current event in response to roll call. The program included piano by Mildred Brenner reading by LaVerne Swartz and another reading by Burge with group singing. Twenty young women attended.
Mrs John Stacey opens her home this evening for the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church gathering. Sewing duties will be performed by the King's Daughters with assistants Mrs E R Lehman and Mrs Vern Banning helping hostesses.
The Congregational church hosts its annual St Patrick's Day supper in the church dining room Friday evening. Assisting cooks include Col James C MacDermott Henry Ramser and Robert Burnham.
Dr. C W Recard preached on Silver and Gold Have I None comparing Peter and John to today’s world noting faith as a life changer. Vermilion Mason Lodge hosts Ancient Masonry talk by Rev Paul Carter Wednesday. Epworth League, Ladies Aid meet, and church services planned through midweek with 320 in Sunday School.
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle effective substitute for calomel. Claims to cleanse blood bowels and liver and improve skin, breath and mood with nightly use for a week. Offers 15¢ 30c and 60c prices.
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